315/35-17 Nitto 555 (non drag radial)
05-09-2008, 08:00 PM
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315/35-17 Nitto 555 (non drag radial) Did a quick search and I didn't see this posted yet.
Nitto released their 315/35-17 NT555 street tire. I put a set on my buddy's WS6 the other day. Very reasonably priced street tire and something that will last quite a bit longer than the drag radials.
Nitto released their 315/35-17 NT555 street tire. I put a set on my buddy's WS6 the other day. Very reasonably priced street tire and something that will last quite a bit longer than the drag radials.
05-09-2008, 11:28 PM
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I ordered some the other day $418 total, free shipping on top of thatv(DiscountTire) !!! Was looking for some GS-D3's but we all know they are on back order. So I'll be trying these out, I've read the reviews and seems like they should be a good tire for now.
I'll take some pics and post them up once I get my suspension and 275 nitto 555's in as well.
I'll take some pics and post them up once I get my suspension and 275 nitto 555's in as well.
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05-11-2008, 04:00 PM
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regular 555 nittos(non drag radial)is a very good tire. they are a lot better and stickyer than all the other tires i have had which is fuzions,falkens,kumho's and so on.i have had most of the top brands and the nittos where by far the stickyest and they aslo rode and where quiet.im puting nittos on my camaro once my **** front falkens wear out which wont be long lol.my 555r's are still like new tho so ill replace the rears also with regular 555's.
